[Guest]

Anyone know the part # to the TRD Single Clutch? The one that's the same as the RPS stage 2. ? Also where is a cheap place to get either a TRD or RPS stage 2? Anyone?!?

 

[JWatson]

Easy one....

00602-31201-011 MKIII

00602-31201-010 MKIV

Jeff

 

[Alaskan]

Re: Easy one....

00602-31201-011 MKIII

00602-31201-010 MKIV

Jeff

LOL.. We need a thread called "Stump Jeff"

 

[Guest]

Do not try to stump the toyota parts god with questions about toyota part numbers. That's like pissing upwind.

Is the twin-plate clutch still available from TRD? I noticed it's not on the trdusa.com website.

 

[JWatson]

31000-JA800...yes, still available. And in stock:smoker:

 

[Grant]

Is the twin-plate clutch still available from TRD? I noticed it's not on the trdusa.com website.

Oolan, remember me bugging you about the clutch pedal assembly? Well it finally turned out it wasn't the pedal or hydrolics at all, it was the TRD Twin Disc. I don't know if it was warped or what, but it wasn't fully disenaging. It worked fine when new. The clutch in there now, RPS stage 3, works fine and shifts great. Just FYI.

 

[Guest]

Oolan, remember me bugging you about the clutch pedal assembly? Well it finally turned out it wasn't the pedal or hydrolics at all, it was the TRD Twin Disc. I don't know if it was warped or what, but it wasn't fully disenaging. It worked fine when new. The clutch in there now, RPS stage 3, works fine and shifts great. Just FYI.

I'm glad you fixed your problem. It's hard to imagine how a clutch would fail in that way that couldn't be fixed by a change in the hydraulic system. The TRD twin plate clutch was the only multi-plate that really got my attention.

I guess I'll be sticking with single-plate clutches. When my RPS Turbo clutch wears out I'll replace it with the TRD red single-plate clutch I just got on eBay.